Best Attractions in Dublin 2

Grafton Street: Great Shopping Awaits

This vibrant pedestrian shopping area is a hub of high-end stores, unique boutiques, and charming cafés and a five minute walk from The Chancery Hotel.  Brown Thomas is the main luxury store in Dublin with many of the leading luxury brands located here such as Louis Vuitton and Victoria Beckham to name a couple. Beyond shopping, it’s a cultural hotspot, filled with talented buskers and street performers who bring the streets to life with beautiful live music performances.  Whether you’re savoring a coffee from one of its historic cafés, browsing for the perfect souvenir, or simply taking in the energy of the city, Grafton Street offers an unforgettable glimpse into Dublin’s heart and soul.

Merrion Square: A Glimpse into Georgian Architecture

Merrion Square is a stunning example of Dublin’s Georgian heritage, surrounded by elegant 18th-century townhouses that once housed the city’s elite. Today, this tranquil park offers a peaceful retreat, with vibrant flower beds, charming sculptures, and the famous Oscar Wilde statue, honoring one of Ireland’s greatest authors. Merrion Square is also just a short stroll away from the National Gallery of Ireland, making it the perfect destination to enjoy both nature and art in one visit. Whether you’re exploring history, art, or simply seeking a quiet escape, Merrion Square is a true cultural gem.Stay in our hotel in Dublin 2 and explore everything this beautiful park has to offer.

The Little Museum of Dublin: A Journey Through the City’s Past

Nestled in a Georgian townhouse on St. Stephen’s Green, The Little Museum of Dublin offers a unique and intimate look at the city’s history. Its collections consist of items donated by Dubliners, giving the museum a personal touch and making it a charming, quirky destination. This intimate museum brings Dublin’s past to life with engaging exhibitions, covering everything from the 1916 Rising to the breakthrough of U2. Whether you’re exploring interactive exhibits, joining a guided tour, or stepping into Dublin’s revolutionary past, the museum provides an unforgettable experience.

National Gallery of Ireland: Irish & European Masterpieces

The National Gallery of Ireland is home to an impressive collection of Irish and European art. Discover European masterpieces by renowned artists such as Velázquez, Carvaggio, Chardin, Van Gogh and many more. Wander through exceptional collections of paintings and sculptures, and immerse yourself in beautifully curated exhibitions. If you are an art enthusiast, the National Gallery of Ireland is a must-visit destination in Dublin 2. After your art date, explore more history at the nearby National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology

National Museum of Ireland- Archaeology: Explore Prehistory and Beyond

This fascinating museum showcases Ireland’s archaeological heritage through stunning collections and interactive exhibits. Discover ancient history and Viking finds through a stunning archaeology collection. The archaeology museum offers engaging tours and workshops that bring ancient history to life. Located in the heart of Dublin City Centre, the Archaeology Museum invites you to step back in time through its remarkable collections.

The Irish Emigration Museum – EPIC: Irish Story Beyond Borders

The Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC) offers a captivating journey through the stories of Irish emigrants and their lasting impact on the world. This fully digital museum brings history to life with interactive touchscreens, immersive exhibits, and even a passport-stamping experience. Beyond history, it highlights Ireland’s influence in music, literature, sports, and politics, showcasing how Irish heritage has shaped global culture. Whether you’re tracing your own ancestry or simply exploring Ireland’s past, EPIC provides a fascinating and engaging experience for all visitors.

Stephen’s Green: A Peaceful Pause in the Heart of Dublin.

​St. Stephen’s Green is a must-visit destination for tourists in Dublin City and only a short walk from The Chancery. This 22-acre Victorian park, located at the top of Grafton Street, offers a tranquil escape amidst the city’s bustle,  opened in 1880, the park retains its original Victorian layout,  and includes a number of historical monuments and memorials honouring notable Irish figures, including James Joyce, Countess Markievicz, and Robert Emmet.
Whether you’re interested in history, nature, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, St. Stephen’s Green offers a delightful experience in the heart of Dublin. Stay in our hotel in Dublin 2 and explore everything this beautiful park has to offer.

Temple Bar: A Cultural Hub

Considered one of the main pillars of Dublin’s cultural scene, Temple Bar is a must visit attraction in Dublin. The cobbled streets, buzzing pubs, live music at every corner, and continuous energy make it a captivating attraction. It’s home to some of the city’s most renowned bars, including the iconic Temple Bar Pub, where visitors can enjoy a perfectly poured pint of Guinness while listening to traditional Irish music. However, the area offers much more than just pubs. Its art galleries, boutiques, vintage shops, and cafés make it a dynamic and attractive destination. Whether you want to experience the nightlife or simply soak in the vibrant atmosphere, Temple Bar offers something for everyone. 

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